easy
90 minutes
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required with some standing indoors and outdoors.
Discover the profound history of the Civil War at Belmont Mansion with a 90-minute guided tour led by the Executive Director. Walk through this historic Nashville landmark and uncover stories from the Tennessee Campaign and the Battle of Nashville.
$35 Admission
Join Executive Director Myers Brown for an immersive 90-minute tour of Belmont Mansion, exploring its pivotal role during the Civil War. Discover the gripping history of the Tennessee Campaign of 1864 and the Battle of Nashville, as you walk through the grounds that once served as a military headquarters.
Led by Belmont Mansion’s Executive Director Myers Brown, this specialized tour focuses on the tumultuous era of the Civil War and the impact on the families, grounds, and structures of Belmont Mansion. Central to the story is the Tennessee Campaign of 1864 which culminated in the Battle of Nashville and saw Belmont serve as the headquarters of the Fourth Corps of the Federal Army.
Ticket holders should dress appropriate to the weather as part of tour is out-of-doors.
Tour lasts about 90 minutes.
Admission - $35 for adults and includes a copy of the publication Fourteen Days of Waiting
Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance. Tours are limited to 12 people.
Don't see an available time that works with your schedule? Email Myers Brown at myers.brown@belmont.edu to try to schedule a tour.
• Check all backpacks/large items in the gift shop • Please silence your cell phone • No food or drinks allowed in museum rooms • No video or personal photo shoots permitted.
Part of the tour is outdoors; wear comfortable weather-appropriate clothing and footwear.
Reserve your $35 ticket at least 48 hours in advance to secure a spot on this limited-availability tour.
Silence phones and avoid food, drinks, or video recording inside to preserve the historical setting.
The mansion is wheelchair accessible; notify staff upon arrival for assistance.
Belmont Mansion served as the headquarters of the Union’s Fourth Corps during the 1864 Tennessee Campaign, a decisive part of the Battle of Nashville.
The mansion actively preserves its grounds and legacy by following sustainable practices and limiting visitor impact to protect the historic site.
Ideal for navigating the mansion interiors and outdoor grounds comfortably.
Prepare for elements during the outdoor sections of the tour regardless of season.
all specific
Capture memories outside the museum rooms, being mindful of photography restrictions indoors.
For jotting down historical insights and questions during the tour.